Recognition of foreign qualifications in Mexico

A large US company sent me to Mexico in 1982.  There was no question about my qualifications.  Locals addressed me as Ingeniero as if I had passed the professional exam in Mexico.  Foreigners hired in from outside the company had no problem having their credentials recognized.  People who moved to Mexico without a job offer had experiences that ran the gamut from impossible to clear sailing depending on how critically their skills were needed, a condition which varies greatly from month to month, even week to week and obviously field to field. Retired now, I couldn't guess what professions or skilled trades may be in demand.

Yes I have received all the respect I would have gotten in the U.S.

No one has questioned my background. But I came here after retiring early, and don't work here. I have talked to doctors here and received respect and intelligent responses. They speak medicine and so do I so it would be easy to tell that I am authentic.
I have even had some suggest that I get a teaching position in the university here. I have had enough of that so I just smile.

I think if you are authentic, and have the records to prove it, plus  have a skill that is needed , it shouldn't be too difficult to find a position. Pay is another topic, but cost of living is lower.

My qualifications training and education I have worked in Asia - Africa - USA - Pacific Islands - Europe and at no time have I been asked by these countries that my education is not recognised.

I am searching for employment in Mexico and I do not expect my working education would be questioned.

Merv

I know nothing about qualifications. I am qualified to maintain a restful position
in a hammock during siesta, but no others.